Thirty-one per cent of the world's entire economic output will face significant climate risks by 2025
Some of the world's largest emerging markets, including China, India and Bangladesh, are most at risk from climate impacts
Some $44tr of global economic output will be in countries facing high or extreme risk from the impacts of climate change by 2025, according to new research by risk analysts Maplecroft. The report details...
More on Risk
More news
'Structural changes are needed': Schroders warns recovery likely to lead to resurgence in global emissions
Latest edition of investment giant's Climate Progress Dashboard warns coronavirus crisis could undermine efforts to put global economy on track for net zero emissions
Plastic-free parenting: Pura co-founder Guy Fennell on launching a sustainable baby care brand in lockdown
Guy Fennell, cofounder of environmentally friendly baby wipe company Pura, talks to BusinessGreen about his plans to disrupt the wasteful baby care industry with kerbside nappy recycling and plastic-free baby wipes
Why Good Energy is joining the campaign to fight for ethical pensions
Juliet Davenport explains why the energy provider has become the latest pledge partner for the new Make My Money matter campaign - and why more businesses should consider doing likewise
'The time has come': Leading corporates call for acceleration of 'purpose-first economy'
Bosses from L’Oréal, Danone, Mastercard and Phillips pledge to help build an economic system where planet and society can 'thrive for generations to come’ in open letter
